Open HouseloopA baby sleep tracker built for real nights (and both parents)
Houseloop is a baby sleep tracker that logs sleep the way it actually happens: one sleep session can hold several night wakings instead of forcing a new entry each time. A trends chart nets out those wakings so you see real total sleep, wet-diaper counts, and patterns over days, with an optional 24-hour clock. Baby Duty Autopilot routes the next feed to whichever parent is on duty so only one of you wakes.
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Multi-waking sleep sessions
Real nights are not one clean block. Log a sleep session and add each night waking to it, so a nap or a night with three wake-ups stays one session instead of a dozen fragmented entries you have to add up later.
Trends that net out the wakings
The trends chart subtracts the time your baby was awake mid-session, so you see actual total sleep, not just bedtime minus wake-up. It also counts wet diapers and stacks recent days side by side so patterns are obvious.
Optional 24-hour clock
At 3 a.m. it is easy to confuse AM and PM. Switch the trends view to a 24-hour clock so a 03:00 waking never gets misread as an afternoon nap and your night log stays accurate.
Only one parent wakes
Baby Duty Autopilot sends the next feed reminder to the parent on duty instead of buzzing the whole house. Set alternating whole nights or recurring nightly shifts so the off-duty parent actually sleeps.
Why track night wakings as one session instead of separate entries?
Most trackers make you start a fresh entry every time the baby stirs, so a single messy night becomes five or six disconnected records. When you try to add up how much your baby actually slept, you are doing mental math at dawn.
Houseloop keeps a sleep session open and lets you log each waking inside it. One tap when they go down, one tap for each wake-up, one tap when they are truly up for the day. The trends chart then does the arithmetic for you: total sleep with the awake stretches removed, so the number you see is the number that matters.
How does the sleep trends chart help you spot patterns?
Tracking one night tells you almost nothing. Tracking a week tells you when your baby actually settles, whether wakings are creeping earlier, and how wet-diaper counts line up with feeds and sleep.
The trends chart lays recent days next to each other and nets out mid-session wakings so the totals are honest. Turn on the 24-hour clock if AM/PM at night trips you up. Sleep tracking, growth, milestones, and the trends chart are part of Houseloop Plus, which starts with a 7-day trial.
How do you protect one parent from waking all night?
A sleep tracker that just records data still leaves both parents jolting awake at every cry. Houseloop closes that gap. Baby Duty Autopilot lets you set who is on duty, and the next feed reminder routes to that parent only.
You can alternate whole nights so each of you gets a real stretch of sleep, or set recurring nightly shifts. The off-duty parent silences their reminders and rests. Logging a feed or diaper in real time still notifies the other parent on their phone (for example, "Dad logged feed 4.5 oz"), so you stay in sync without a handoff conversation. Baby duty and partner notifications are free.
Questions
Can a single sleep session include multiple night wakings?
Yes. In Houseloop one sleep session holds every waking within it, so a night with several wake-ups stays one entry. The trends chart nets out the awake stretches to show your baby's real total sleep.
Does the sleep trends chart show total sleep with wakings removed?
Yes. The trends chart subtracts the time the baby was awake mid-session, so the total reflects actual sleep rather than bedtime minus wake-up. It also counts wet diapers and shows recent days side by side.
Is there a 24-hour clock option for night logging?
Yes. The trends view has an optional 24-hour clock so a 3 a.m. waking reads as 03:00 and is never confused with an afternoon nap. It is a toggle you can turn on or off.
Can only one parent be woken for night feeds?
Yes. Baby Duty Autopilot routes the next feed reminder to the parent on duty instead of the whole house. You can alternate whole nights or set recurring nightly shifts so the off-duty parent sleeps.
Is sleep tracking free in Houseloop?
Sleep tracking, the trends chart, growth, and milestones are part of Houseloop Plus, which includes a 7-day trial. Feed, diaper, and nursing logging, partner notifications, and baby duty are free.
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